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Question 1

part of logic
which deals with statements that are
either true or false

Answer 1

Propositional Logic

Question 2

is a declarative sentence (that
is, a sentence that declares a fact) that is
either true or false.

Answer 2

proposition

Question 3

is the study of the principles and
methods used in distinguishing valid
arguments from those that are invalid. It is
the basis of all mathematical reasoning and
of all automated reasoning.

Answer 3

Logic

Question 4

The basic building block in logic is the
statement, also referred to as a proposition.
A statement is a declarative sentence which
can only be either true or false.

Answer 4

Simple Statement

Question 5

The combination of two or more simple
statements

Answer 5

Compound Statements

Question 6

Since a statement can only be true or false,
the values of a statement can be represented
by Table (using p and q to represent statement

Answer 6

Truth Table

Question 7

is a declarative sentence that can be True
or False

Answer 7

Statement

Question 8

Using command, question, opinion

Answer 8

Not a Statement

Question 9

opposing the possitive by using words like not, no, never or nothing

Answer 9

Negating Statements

Question 10

using ∧ AND

Answer 10

Conjuction

Question 11

using ∨ OR

Answer 11

disjunction

Question 12

IF THEN statement
antecedent → consequent

Answer 12

Conditional

Question 13

if and only if statement ⟺

Statements that are true if the statement is still
true when the antecedent and consequent are
reversed

Answer 13

Biconditional

Question 14

We need to learn it in order to read, comprehend and
construct mathematical arguments.

Answer 14

• Mathematical Reasoning

Question 15

An important problem-solving skill is the
ability to count or enumerate objects; it
includes the discussion of basic techniques of
counting.

Answer 15

Combinatorial Analysis

Question 16

which are the abstract
mathematical structures used to represent
discrete objects and relationships between
these objects.

Answer 16

Discrete Structure

Question 17

Certain classes of problems are solved by the
specification of an algorithm. After an
algorithm has been described, a computer
program can be constructed implementing it.

Answer 17

Algorithmic Thinking

Question 18

Discrete mathematics has applications to
almost every conceivable area of study. There
are many applications to computer science
and data networking in this course.

Answer 18

Application and Modeling

Question 19

math based on the continuous
number line, or the real numbers.

Answer 19

Continuous Mathematics

Question 20

you’re working
with distinct values If you have a finite
set of objects, you can describe the function
as a list of ordered pairs, and present a
complete list of those pairs.

Answer 20

Discrete Mathematics